Author: Sophie Breitbart
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Why Participate in Science Communication? + Urban Evolution Teaching Resource
When I began grad school, I set a goal: for my parents to understand the basics of my research. Neither have a background in…
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What is the “Indoor Biome”?
The tropics of Trinidad… the gleaming ice of the Arctic… as urban scientists, these are field sites we typically forgo for the sake of…
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Urbanization: Beyond Where the Sidewalk Ends
Which picture represents the boundary between an urban and non-urban area? If you answered with any image, you’re not wrong. How we define urbanization is…
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Auditory Resources for Urban Evolution
No matter what career stage you are in- maybe you just stumbled upon this blog, or maybe your works are being cited in it-…
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Getting “Back on Track” with Common Milkweed
Sophie Breitbart, PhD student at University of Toronto Mississauga, tells us about her experience in the field working on milkweed. I’m sitting in the…